Is Shakespeare relevant today? Debate

Lesson exploring the loss of innocence in Lord of the Flies

This lesson explores newspaper headlines including the difference between broadsheet and tabloid newspapers. Can be used with or without the worksheet.<br /> <br /> LO:<br /> Understand the difference between tabloid and broadsheet headlines<br /> Create our own newspaper headlines

Is Caliban a victim or a villain?

This resource includes a powerpoint, worksheet and two activity sheets for a lesson titled 'How do Catholics make moral decisions?'<br /> This lesson has been used for KS3 and KS4 Religious Education and involves evaluating four sources of authority (Bible, Church, Situation Ethics and Conscience). <br /> Includes an activity in which members of the group become experts and teach their peers.

This resource is a board game that offers students slow writing instructions for creative writing tasks (eg. your next sentence must begin with an adverb). It can be adapted for different year groups and abilities, and encourages students to think about HOW authors write, as well as thinking about vocabulary and structure. <br /> There are also lightning bolt cards with tasks such as 'Your character has a flashback to something that has happened in their past'.

Sensory language micro lesson - Writing using the 5 senses.

Group leaflet creating task linking Gothic genre conventions and persuasive writing.

SMILE analysis of Blake's London.

GCSE Facts and Statistics Language Paper 2 - Section B

Language paper 1 - Section B practise.

Lord of the Flies Chap 12 - Cry of the Hunters

A bundle of four lessons exploring language features.